Disorder is rising in public consciousness. Is it rising in reality?

Earnings reports of major players show how artificial intelligence services are boosting revenues

Yes, there are risks, but we should recognise that the underlying technology can be useful

The company has all but sat out the AI investment frenzy, but pressure to conform is increasing

Project includes building third runway and rerouting Britain’s busiest motorway

Some employers are letting staff log on remotely all month to offer more summer flexibility

Trading partners from Taiwan to Canada hit with steep new levies

More than 80% of leaders surveyed by Institute of Directors said they were pessimistic

Chief executive Andy Jassy warns of further tariff policy uncertainty and who will bear the cost of them

Share price muted despite surge in iPhone sales driving record revenue

Gesture has become a punishment for Israel, says former Israeli leader

The potential of chatbots to advance knowledge is huge — particularly if used wisely

Company valued at more than $60bn following stock rally

Adrian Mardell, who oversaw luxury-car maker’s new ad campaign, to stand down after three years in charge

UK, US and a dozen other nations highlight threats to kill, kidnap and harass citizens in their territories

Free-range globalisation is not part of the Sinosphere’s economic plan

PM Mark Carney says decision needed to protect viability of a two-state future for Israelis and Palestinians

Meta shares jump 11% on back of blockbuster earnings

Visit comes amid growing pressure to alleviate humanitarian disaster in Gaza and end the war

Steep levies to go into effect for many countries within seven days

State reaps increased revenue from 40% duty on inherited assets even before chancellor’s latest changes take hold

Bloc members including France and Italy are pushing for an exemption as negotiations continue

David Schwimmer calls for tax benefits to encourage domestic investment in public markets

The diplomatic objectives of recognising a Palestinian state are even less likely to succeed than the domestic political ones